Copeland in court over weapons and attacks
Mrs. Copeland arrives from Madison alleging long running feuds with brother Bruning and property disputes tied to her husband Wm Copeland. Police court sets bond at 3500 for concealed weapons and continued attempted murder charges as Harris and Bruning recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copeland
Harris
Bruning
Wm. Copeland
Stiller
Winter & Elam
W. M. Bruning
Madison
J. A. Green
Dive
Coveland
Mrr. Copeland
Mr. Copeland
B Bruning
Iowa
Geo
Hosdband
John Chambers
Chas. Pfau
Knj
St. Vincent's Hospital
Tim Griffin Denies Capitol Force Report as False
Tim Griffin, custodian of the state house, rejects a Sun report claiming he refuses to employ soldiers in his capitol force. He calls the claim a barefaced lie, noting he always has four or five veterans on staff, and questions the source behind the allegation linked to an alleged member of Thomas post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
State House
Sun
Capitol
Spency
Thomas Post
Rumors on Breckinridge Expulsion Delay in House
April dispatch reports no petitions or resolutions for Breckinridge expulsion reaching the House. Officials discuss a stricter quorum system and docked pay to curb absences while postal delays persist due to a railway strike. Local items note arrests, deaths, burnouts, a cathedral cornerstone, and various civic notices in a busy town page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnmnarox
Breckinridge
S Breckinridge
Great Northern Railway
Jenckes Theorizes Millennial Causes Behind Unrest
Ex pastor Dr Jos Jenckes advances a millennial theory linking Coxey's Army the Pollard Breckinridge case and bank wreckage to an impending 1000 year reign. He cites scandals and crises as signs of coming upheaval while predicting a six to seven year period of darkness before halcyon days return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Jenckes
St Paul’s Church
Coxey
Polios
Indianapolia National Bank
Pollard- Sreckbridge
Jencies
Ussut. Patten
L. S. Army
Yale University
Christ
St Pauls
Tre
Eure
Jenckes
Buch Ag
J’allard- Breckinridge
Financial
Evea
Indianapolis
Ford
Jenckesg
Talb
The City Car Gate and the Evidence Collector
A wittersome note on fading book sales and a quirky tale of a transit evidence collector who logs how women fare for seat etiquette. It cites April examples of women justified by age or need and a man fined for giving a seat to a blond shopper amid car crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gid Thompson
Medics clash over smallpox care at City hospital
A chaotic scene at City hospital as Dr Poucher wins a staff draw to treat a smallpox patient. Dr Wagner volunteers to assist, while precautions include a rubber coat, neck wrap, and strict isolation. Contagion fears mix with admiration for rare experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
Wagner
Will Vncover
Voucher
Nayve
Poucher
Himealf
Vrounca
Ana Faara
Pest Hauge Grounds
Higgins
Es Neusl
Act
Bam
Higsina
Wiliams
New Yorkers Shield Cuban Rebels Arms Plot Probe
Balkaseno, Spain’s consul general, met with Collector Ivil breth to discuss an alleged plan to arm Cuban insurgents from New York ports. The collector offered no facts but called the issue grave and said it saddened him. Meanwhile, in New York, officials cited in a civil service board suit against Mayor Denny insist the complaint lacks facts to support action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. C. Newcomb
Meryor Denny
Civil Service Board
Local arrests and court actions reported
W H Dye a Delaware grocer was arrested Wednesday charged with unlabeled goods. Commissioner Van Buren took the case under advisement. Supreme court grants rehearing in Union railroad versus Thos Ott with $8000 in superior court for sons of an arm. Wm Williams faced criminal court on assault against Wm Long after a pool dispute. Williams cut Long with a knife. Perry Evans fined $25 and sentenced to 10 days workhouse for selling liquor without license. another $20 fine for licensure violation. Evang running under a license taken by his predecessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford-ave
Atais Agricultural Board
Callahan
First-st
Ilias Jacoby
Airs
J. T. Dye
Irs
J'Redonia
Myre
Banj
Kelsey
A. H. Moore
Washington St
Nishioore
Centralage
Sullivan
Upper
Broadwey Bomea
Iguatina Donnelly
Minnesota
Walter Sims
A. Pay
Pope
Rome
Tomlinson Hell
Art Association
Lev. N. A. Hyde
Kira, Sewall
Ad. Larris
J. C. Dean
Illinois-st
Polk Creek
Twentieth-st
C. J. Snyder
Detroit
Detroit National Bank
Tie
Letna Powder Company
Chicago
Hildebrand & Fugate
Supreme Court
Henry Wawking
North
Larry Calvert
Birvis
George
Oureasie Caroll
John
Mary Kertel
Elizabeth Lauten
Mary Lehman
Charlie
Lizzie Lukes
Jamie Wiseman
Lizzie Vincent
William
Cora Smith
Cyrus
Ea Erwin
Kate Stuckman
Mrs. Cauly
Charles
Mrs. Schiewer
J.S
Mrs. Osborn
Julia Greenling
Emima Biler
Gustav
Mirs
iKothe
W. J
Mrs. Muzzy
Joseph
Frances Bauer
Clarys
Michael Rogers
Maggie Brind
Amanda Bckee
Michael McMahan
Ann Rush
Cyrus Russail
Matilda Jackson
Jeremiah Baechler
Nellie Hedges
William A. McCullough
Emma Josephine Bohr
W. H. Dye
N. Delaware
Wednnesday
van Buren
Union Railway Company
Thos. Ott
Wm. Williams
Wm. Long
Williams
Perry Evans
St. Wayne-ave
New Jersey St
Tevang Wa
Bank Gash Postponed Amid Court Tug of War
The Indianapolis bank trials were delayed after an attorney was injured in Tuesday’s shooting. Judge refused a ten day postponement but granted more time for defense prep. District attorney argued for haste as jurors were kept in the jury room. County Democrats eye a rapid convention as A. P. D. A. issue looms in fall campaign and GOP ticket strength hangs over the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adt. Harris
Indianapolis
Lusaday
Winter
Cours
St. Larris
Ilessid Bir Darris
Biller, Winter
Burke
Nak & Elx Dava
Ilix Honor
Strike vote and arbitration talks falter among carpenters
Contractors claim to have evidence that a Wednesday night strike decision is imminent if no arbitration occurs. Secretary Lander dismisses a compromise, insisting on a special meeting of the association to decide. Union leaders warn of continued resistance amid desertions and political pressure from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Carpentera
Mgn
Ender
None Tractors’ Association
Bender
Assecisiinn
Gtri
Leimen
D. W. Rowland
Senatnl
Cincinnati
Bogzas
Rowland
Lander
Carpentersa’ Nalien
Carpenters
Praia Tee
Gigi
Badab
Vigniter Carpenters Pael Priey
Corteniters
Meyer Gould
Adi
Rusty
Chowty R. Sefth Va
Local court notices and city happenings in Iryington
A jumble of court actions, arrests, and civic notes from Iryington including a libel suit dismissal, a police case over a stolen watch, insurance filings, a Knights Templar gathering, a missing youth, and union tensions at a construction site. Also mentions a local business administrator facing damages and a tax on a medical college transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iryington
Fpaeulkey
Engine Company 3
Altman
Marion
Rchsologive Publishing Company
Vreaterioo
Netherland Life Insurance
Amsterdam
Holland
Indiana
Geo. H. Talbott
Pennsylvaniast
Knights Templer
Wradnasdsy
Evand Commandary
A. Z. Oseni
Hig Tome
Llamewood
Cleveland
Union Veternan Protective League
Thomas Post Hall
Lees
Michael Sullivan
Schad & Schowartze
S. Washington St
Sullivan
Kcllis Anderson
SUN
Percy Rice
Latween Rice
Joseph Inst
Regiong
My. Erast
Woolley temperance meeting led by Parson Heines
The Third Woolley Meeting featured Parson A Heines who resembled Cleveland presiding. Woolley spoke on Christian politics urging voters to discard party spirit and vote on principle as ward politicians influenced the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolley
A. Heines
Cleveland
The Latter Chooses County Chairman Amid Campaign Turmoil
The Democrats favor James Wilson McGinnis for county chair, despite his recent revenue agency post with President Cleveland. Incumbent John St. Y. Wilion declines re election as McGinnis departs for New York to begin revenue duties over Rhode Island Massachusetts Connecticut and part of New Jersey. The Republican state convention looms as Populists press for half fare rules and unrest flares in labor disputes with a bloody confrontation at Connors Creek leaving multiple injuries and deaths. The day ends with ongoing political maneuvering and legal cases including William Huntington and Win Bleszger in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wilson McGinnis
MicGinnie
Special Revenue Agency
Cleveland
John St. Y Wileon
Ais. McGinnison
New York City
Revenus
Cholerina prevails in Lisbon amidst wild hail and riots
Wire notes recount chaotic events across multiple regions. Cholerina dominates Lisbon media fog while Diarseilies endures 25 walnut sized hailstones. Coburg fears anarchist threats at a wedding. Armenia floods and stock loss rise. Admiral Banham arrives in New York from Brazilian waters. Five brigands free five prisoners in Oklahoma. Lord Perry Whitall jailed in Victoria for bogus checks discovers a Scottish title worth £30,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Diarseilies
Pataarson
N. d
Hopkins
Chicago
Garfisld
Coburg
Kesse-Coburg
Armenia
Jarome
Arizona
Admiral Banham
New York
Hala
Hearty
K County
Oklahoma
Lord Perry Whitall
Victoria
B. C
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Yer Copeland
Dennis O’ Brien
S. Illinois Sr
Denny
O'Brien
Powell
Shire
America
Enty
Tim Griffin
Tovarsa
Kansas
Cherokee Strip
Kiingmeza
SydnEy
N. SS. W
Baraba
Mackay
Bancon
Merchants
Farco
Great Northern
Juliet
Pressly
Hig
Schum‘cher
van Pelt's
Capital Laundry
Congress
Chile
Atarms Snow
Judiciary Committee
Gresham
Chew Biss
van Pelt’s
Coawy
Dr. Jenckes
Pollard
Fisher Wieheg
Lomeils Ba
Itramer
Harvegapeéhest
T Paving
Eetas
Riley
Pease de Warrens
Century Dictionary
Simmon
Pouncher
Irgins
Wagner Lars—Poucher
Aceynerni Eyeym
Anopvhhin Hiiok
Gnionvown
Davis Simskosky
BoSlocy
Paddock
Darby
Oliver Works
Not. Kraichiev
Strizera
Harris’ Ahtl
Popper
Pweroran
Leesl Democrata
Conavantion
Harry Springstoen Haa
Deere Johnson
Bob Emmets
My. Opringeteen
Iiandali Abrams
St the Polis
Andar
A. PD. A
Snd
Bow- Jang
Duste Suhriots
Contrectore
Board of Works
Der.m'ginnis
Ielii Agso
Prohibition State Committee
Elilies
Durnarr
Connors Creek
Sher
Kerg
Magen
Andraw Staretski
Pole
Theophil Slawinski
Jack Jusbupyki
Larue Ikulowicki
Tony Gerkewiak
Sherif Collins
Foreman Cathey
Water Works
Jae Pt Rs
Dt Vas
Huntington
Bleszger
Sea Court
Matzger
Minneapolis
Betwger
Ior Port
Puff
Pug Smith
Rhee “Prof
Lenanon
Ind
Sph
Droid. A. Dickerson
Sarah Kepner
Naal
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